Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gate"

A: Usually it means “at the start.” Is there a sentence you have that uses it?

A: It is a reference to horse racing. The horses would be behind a gate until the gun goes off. The one fastest out of the gate had a better chance of winning.

A: apparently after googling it means this "a path or track used for horseback riding"

A: Most people buy an admission ticket to a sports event, while others are gate crashers who force their way past the ticket agent without a ticket.

A: The English-language media often uses the word "gate" to give a name to any issue that is a huge scandal. I believe it comes from the Watergate scandal that was going on in the USA in the 1970s. Watergate was the name of the building that was broken into. The "gate" part doesn't mean anything in itself these days, it's just a reference to the 'original' scandal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watergate_scandal

A: In the second expression you wrote, if you're not using that whole you're speaking, you'll have to ignore the "are" as well.

Some other expressions are -

1. Did you tell her (that) you got a job offer?

2. Tell him (that) he can't stay at this hotel any longer.

A: Someone left the gate open and my dog escaped.

I have two tickets to the baseball game tonight. Meet me at the gate (to the stadium) and I'll give you one.

The garden was enclosed by a high fence with a wooden gate.

A: ''You must enter the stadium through the gate.'' A gate is a part of a wall/fence that can be opened and closed.

A: the difference in them is their places. the gate is placed outside the house and is used to close an opening in a fence or wall.

the door is placed inside the house or at the entrance of the house or a room.

example:

she opened the gate and went out

she took the key and opened the door of her room

A: This question has already been answered here:
https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/1395773

A: It's technically the same ~

A: Gate - The opening in a fence or wall

Tailgate - the opening to the back bed of a truck

A: A doorway is a full-sized opening for a door. A gate is an opening usually within a fence and isn't always the full height of the wall or fence.

A: An "entrance gate" or "exit gate" Just "gate" works fine too.

A: Gated community.

A: you should not see out of gate

A: gate……

A: excellent response. ;-)

A: You could say "how long before the departure should we be at the gate?"
Or "By what time should we arrive at the gate in the latest?"

A: You need a comma between the two at's

A: It looks like a gate, but in this situation, it could be both.

A: Unless the gate is touching the house it might be odd to say it was installed to the house. You might want to say "I just had this new gate installed (in my backyard)."

A: Wil Wheaton was on another person on an incredibly popular show with Levar Burton (The guy who isn't Sheldon), who Sheldon also bothers.Levar didn't want Sheldon bothering him. 'get a gate' meaning, 'put a fence up around his property' so that Sheldon wouldn't even be able to get near his door.